Subject: frantic

From: "Robbie U. Clifton" <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 8 Jan 2007 18:23:34 +0800

A good basic introduction to telomeres and why you should know about them is at InfoAging. If you encounter any problems with the new site, please do let us know.
On the other hand, the current campaign by scientists against the "anti-aging" side doesn't promise to clear muddied waters anytime soon. My advice is to be a late adopter. Some very interesting ideas are in this proposal, and a surprisingly low cost.
It all ties in to the genetics of calorie restriction: why does it work, how does it work?
Calorie restriction has decades of proven science behind it. AN XPRIZE FOR ANTI-AGING RESEARCHProjects like the Orteig Prize and the XPrize serve to direct and focus the engines of business, competition and entrepreneurship to the betterment of all.